Who holds the seven keys to the internet?

[@subbelhummace1460]

It would be a very cool movie about stealing this keys to shut down the internet

[@CubicalLaboratory]

Well ICANN hq is one of the most guarded place in the world

[@GermanShepherdDaphne]

They did a episode on The green arrow season 6

[@edwardhoffenheim3249]

Morgan Freeman Voice: "He who holds the seven keys... holds the world"

[@CarterM2008]

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[@solutionscomputer]

It is a matter of great joy to me how someone creates such an invention which we can change but cannot eliminate. it's inspiring me

[@raymondleggs5508]

this would make a good premise of a thriller

[@cj222100]

I'd probably lose the key within about 15 minutes.

[@mikesmith6476]

Glad to see there is a group taking care of this. Thank you (Internet user). Lol

[@Farmergallo]

New movie plot: Steal the 7 keys 🔑

[@daweller]

Liam Neeson really should be a key holder.

[@strictly_arthur699]

Ayyye Trinidad represent 😎✊🏾🇹🇹

[@somesfs170]

the seven ppl that can turn off the internet: *sorry internet* "turns off the whole internet network

[@Kabitu1]

The purpose should be that no one entity has control of the system? But surely the people directly in charge of the machines doesn´t need the master key? Even if a website doesn´t store your password, it stores a hash or something that allows it to validate the password. And if the owner wanted to, he could copy and inject the hash, get access to your account and do whatever he wanted. It might not be easy to break into the system without the cooperation of the 7, but it must be possible if you own it.

[@DomKirby]

This video drastically oversimplifies things. The keys are managed on one of several hardware security modules (HSM). In order to unlock that HSM, all of the keys must be presented. There is no hash per say to do this, the device itself is built from the ground up to be hardened and access to the HSM is governed by PKI, so you need both the private key and PIN of each smartcard to unlock the data. The laptop has no HDD, it is live booted and connected to the HSM as needed. Further, nobody in the ICANN office has the capabilities needed to access the safes on their own, as the safe itself has a combination but the keyholders each have keys to safe deposit boxes inside the safe. While it's not impossible, it would legitimately take some james bond level sophistication and some computing capabilities not yet known to exist to get around these measures without somehow convincing 7 random people from around the planet to conspire to break things.

[@MilesBellas]

4:42 password for the internet

[@xtrapaholicx]

Explain

[@EverettWilson]

That's just the name of the old key. You can read more by finding ksrsigner.c on github.

[@Someone-cr8cj]

sure....

[@ANYA.RIZALI]

meow

[@doomguy584]

Guest

[@theassassin3492]

Los angilis?

[@stillmagic5969]

7 cards .... kinda like the company from prison break lol

[@laraoneal7284]

Where is the location of ICANN?

[@heathrowell378]

This video completely failed to mention why any of this is important in the slightest.

[@thetotcmband411]

If you have to ask, you get to sit at the children's table for dinner.

[@ANYA.RIZALI]

meow

[@Rittendaux]

I’m asking…

[@qaine7603]

I love You Mark U are an inspiration even proved wrong like perhaps but we Unite 🌛🙏🖖🙂❣️❣️

[@mars6905]

This has to be BS, as if they are going to show us how it’s done. Come on!

[@glacierboi]

w h e r e h a r a m b e?

[@bambinazo123]

ICANN

[@ANYA.RIZALI]

meow

[@youtubevideo8820]

Ken control the net

[@pritamptr662]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@youtubevideo8820]

Iken

[@DazzyTree]

Use tor anyways